We here at Austin City Limits are deeply saddened to hear of the death of Mavericks singer and songwriter Raul Malo. His family announced Tuesday morning he’d lost his battle with cancer.
An extraordinary singer and songwriter, the sixty-year-old Florida native and his band nudged country music into new realms, incorporating Latin music, sixties folk rock, traditional pop, and more into songs like “All You Ever Do is Bring Me Down,” “What a Crying Shame,” “There Goes My Heart,” and “Dance the Night Away.” The band made 12 studio albums which earned them numerous accolades from the Academy of Country Music (ACM), the Country Music Association (CMA) as well as a GRAMMY Award. In 2015, they won an Americana Music Award for duo/group of the year. Malo’s soaring, powerful voice anchored every song, and led him to conduct a prolific solo career alongside that of his beloved band. He was a frequent artist-in-residence in Austin, working with country musicians Whitney Rose and Rick Trevino. For Trevino, Malo wrote the hit “In My Dreams.”
Malo appeared on Austin City Limits with The Mavericks three times (1995, 2000 and 2020), including a stunning Season 46 taping in support of their album En Español, the first album ever to debut at the top of both the Latin Pop and Folk-Americana charts. The taping had no audience due to the ongoing pandemic. Well, not a public audience – our crew and producers couldn’t help but clap and cheer after every song due to the high energy performance, with Malo in top form as singer and frontman. Malo also joined us as a featured solo artist on our 2017 Hall of Fame celebration in tribute to Roy Orbison, whose catalog seems particularly suited to Malo’s powerfully smooth vocals. His final appearance was leading the Mavericks through a powerhouse performance of “All You Ever Do is Bring Me Down” for our half-century celebration Austin City Limits Celebrates 50 Years.
Raul Malo – ACL Season 46; Photo by Scott Newton
“Raul was a force on stage with the voice of both an angel and a tiger,” Austin City Limits executive producer Terry Lickona told Billboard. “The Mavericks first appeared on ACL 30 years ago, did one of our only pandemic shows — without an audience — and kicked off our 50th anniversary special last year.”
Raul Malo’s exuberant onstage energy and remarkable talent earned him a spot in our firmament of ACL favorites. He was also a kind and uplifting human being and will be greatly missed by all of us here at ACL.
Trailblazing live music series Austin City Limits (ACL) unveils the second half of its Season 51, announcing five new episodes beginning in January 2026 to round out the acclaimed program’s thirteen-episode run. As a special treat for fans, ACL also presents a bonus mid-season installment featuring freshly minted triple 2026 Grammy nominee Jon Batiste in a sensational new hour premiering December 13, 2025 at 7pm CT/8pm ET.
ACL ushers in the new year with a standout slate of broadcast episodes showcasing best-in-class performances from returning favorites and highly-anticipated debuts by some of today’s most talked-about acts: Jon Batiste, Leon Thomas, Marcus King Band, Queens of the Stone Age, Reneé Rapp, Thee Sacred Souls and Wyatt Flores. Season 51’s second half premieres Saturday, January 17 at 7pm CT/8pm ET. ACL airs weekly on PBS stations nationwide (check local listings) with full episodes available to stream at pbs.org/austincitylimits and on the free PBS App.
Following its milestone 50th Anniversary in 2024, Austin City Limits continues its extraordinary run as the longest-running music series in television history, offering viewers a front-row seat to iconic performances for more than five decades. Produced by Austin PBS, the series is recorded live at ACL’s studio home, ACL Live, in Austin, Texas, and remains a pillar of public media, presenting stellar live music across all genres of popular music.
Seven-time Grammy and Academy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and composer Jon Batiste returns to the ACL stage for the first time since his electrifying 2021 Season 47 debut. Riding high with a trio of 2026 Grammy nominations for his latest album Big Money, the New Orleans native—an exuberant ambassador of jazz, blues, roots and soul—delivers a joyful, high-energy performance featuring selections from the Grammy-nominated release, which earned nods for Best Americana Album, Best Americana Song and Best American Roots Performance. Batiste, backed by a 14-piece band including legendary players, guitarist Nick Waterhouse, drummer Steve Jordan and percussionist Pedrito Martinez, is joined by special guest, soul/R&B favorite Andra Day for a song, making for an unforgettable Season 51 hour.
Rock titans Queens of the Stone Age take the ACL stage anew for the first time in a decade with a performance unlike anything in the show’s 50-plus-year history. In a rare television appearance, Josh Homme & Co. showcase their innovative opus Alive in the Catacombs—conceived and recorded in the ancient tombs beneath Paris—delivering an epic, three-act, full-hour master class in music and mood, accompanied by a nine-piece orchestra.
ACL is also thrilled to spotlight six-time 2026 Grammy nominee and R&B innovator Leon Thomas in a full-hour Season 51 finale. Dubbed “R&B’s hottest rock star,” Thomas leads the pack as one of 2026’s top Grammy contenders, including the prestigious Album of the Year and Best New Artist. This chart-topping dynamo—already a Grammy-winning songwriter—brings highlights from his acclaimed Album of the Year-nominated MUTT and new EP PHOLKS in a magnetic ACL debut, which features a special appearance by Ty Dolla $ign.
Reneé Rapp on ACL TV; photo by Scott Newton
Season 51 introduces multiple fan-favorite acts in revelatory ACL debuts. Pop phenom Reneé Rapp delivers chart-toppers and kiss-off anthems from her LP BITE ME in a double-bill with acclaimed modern soul trio Thee Sacred Souls, who shine with sweet-soul highlights from their critically lauded sophomore album Got A Story To Tell. One of music’s most electrifying live acts, South Carolina’s Marcus King Band, make their long-awaited ACL premiere with a scorching performance of blistering guitar, rockin’ fan faves, and new tracks from their latest LP Darling Blue. Sharing the hour is breakout Red Dirt country singer-songwriter Wyatt Flores, in an impressive first visit to the ACL stage, bringing gems from his standout release Welcome to the Plains.
“As we roll out five new episodes, representing at least that many different genres, ACL proves itself once again to be the home for music discovery and a showcase for a new generation of deserving talent,” said longtime ACL executive producer Terry Lickona. “For 50 years, our stage has hosted past, present and future legends, and these new episodes lean into the future more than ever.”
Season 51 Broadcast Schedule (Second Half):
December 13, 2025 Jon Batiste
January 17, 2026 Reneé Rapp | Thee Sacred Souls
January 24, 2026Marcus King Band | Wyatt Flores
January 31, 2026Queens of the Stone Age
February 7, 2026Leon Thomas
Season 51 premiered in October 2025 with standout sets from numerous 2026 Grammy nominees, including 10x Grammy-winning artist and producer FINNEAS, LA breakout band the Marías, country superstar Kelsea Ballerini, country & western maverick Charley Crockett, country singer-songwriter Cam, and 5x Grammy-winning jazz vocalist Samara Joy; along with acclaimed debut performances from chart-topper Role Model, and rising singer-songwriters Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman.
ACL also welcomed rock legends My Morning Jacket into the 11th Annual ACL Hall of Fame, celebrated by Oscar-winning filmmaker Cameron Crowe, with the band returning to the ACL stage for the first time in over a decade to deliver a powerhouse performance in the commemorative hour. ACL additionally honored the 50-year legacy of iconic Austin blues club Antone’s with Austin City Limits Celebrates Antone’s & the Blues, a supercharged, all-star salute, and a genre integral to the series’ own history. Fan-favorite encore episodes will continue to air through the end of 2025.
Watch live, stream online, or download the PBS App. Visit acltv.com for updates on live streams, future tapings and episode schedules, or follow @acltv on Facebook, X/Twitter, IG and TikTok.Fans can also explore the ACL YouTube channel for exclusive songs, behind-the-scenes content, and full-length artist interviews. Learn more about Austin City Limits, its programming and its history at acltv.com.
Austin City Limits returns to the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville for a special broadcast featuring standout moments from the 24th Annual Americana Honors. For nearly 25 years, this cornerstone celebration of roots music has shone a spotlight on the beacons of the Americana genre, showcasing unforgettable performances and collaborations from pioneering mainstays and trailblazing newcomers alike.
This year’s hourlong presentation features musical highlights from award-winning legends, breakthrough artists and longtime fan favorites, including (in order of appearance): Medium Build, Maggie Rose, Jesse Welles, Old 97s, I’m With Her’sSarah Jarosz, Sara Watkins and Aoife O’Donovan, Darrell Scott, Nathaniel Rateliff, David Rawlings, Gillian Welch, Dawes, Joy Oladokun, Margo Price, John C. Reilly, Emmylou Harris, Daniel Lanois and John Fogerty.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – SEPTEMBER 10: John Fogerty performs onstage for the 24th Annual Americana Honors & Awards at Ryman Auditorium on September 10, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Erika Goldring/Getty Images for Americana Music Association)
The special premieres Saturday, November 29 @ 8pm ET/7pm CT on PBS and the PBS app and varies by market (check local listings for times). Check PBS listings for local airtimes. The broadcast will be available to music fans everywhere to stream on pbs.org/austincitylimits and the free PBS app. The program’s official hashtags: #acltv and #americanafest.
Recorded live at Nashville’s historic “Mother Church,” the Ryman Auditorium, in September 2025, the Americana Music Association’s 24th Annual Americana Honors & Awards celebrates the powerful intersection of roots, blues, soul, folk and country music. For the fourteenth year, the producers of Austin City Limits, in conjunction with producers Martin Fischer, Michelle Aquilato, and Jed Hilly for the Americana Music Association, proudly deliver a special ACL Presents.
Hosted for the first time by actor-singer and longtime Americana champion John C. Reilly, the hour brims with roots music magic and unforgettable performances from top honorees.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – SEPTEMBER 10: (L-R) David Rawlings, Nathaniel Rateliff and Gillian Welch perform onstage for the 24th Annual Americana Honors & Awards at Ryman Auditorium on September 10, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Erika Goldring/Getty Images for Americana Music Association)
A pair of Album of the Year-nominated acts take the stage together for a moving collaboration as Nathaniel Rateliff, newly crowned Album of the Year winner, takes the stage with Duo/Group of the Year recipients Gillian Welch & David Rawlings for a stirring “Center of Me” from Rateliff and his band The Night Sweats awarded album South of Here. The acclaimed trio I’m With Her—Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O’Donovan and Sara Watkins—performs their Song of the Year-winning “Ancient Light,” written by the three songwriters, and newly-nominated for two 2026 Grammys, including Best American Roots Song. Valerie June introduces a fellow genre standout, Artist of the Year nominee Joy Oladokun, who earns a Ryman standing ovation with her breathtaking solo acoustic performance of “I’d Miss the Birds.”
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – SEPTEMBER 10: Joy Oladokun performs onstage for the 24th Annual Americana Honors & Awards at Ryman Auditorium on September 10, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Erika Goldring/Getty Images for Americana Music Association)
Multiple distinguished honorees deliver show-stopping performances. Folk-rocker Jesse Welles, recipient of the Spirit of Americana Free Speech in MusicAward, performs his searing protest song “War Isn’t Murder.” The Arkansas singer-songwriter recently scored a stunning quartet of 2026 Grammy nominations including Best Americana Album and Best Folk Album. Rosanne Cash presents a Lifetime Achievement Honor to alt-country trailblazers Old 97s, who ignite the room with their signature “Timebomb.” Hayes Carll honors Lifetime Achievement Honoree Darrell Scott,and the Kentucky-born singer-songwriter performs his oft-covered coal-mining classic “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive,” raising the Ryman rafters in a soaring rendition amplified by the vocals of fellow Lifetime Achievement Honorees, gospel greats TheMcCrary Sisters.
The venerable Ryman stage is the scene of multiple magical moments: LA band Dawes performs their “Time Spent in Los Angeles,” dedicated to those affected by this year’s devastating wildfires. Host John C. Reilly joins Americana favorite Margo Price to salute the 50th anniversary of Americana North Star Willie Nelson’s landmark 1975 album Red Headed Stranger; they deliver a gorgeous duet of his classic “Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain.” Genre icons Emmylou Harris and Daniel Lanois reunite to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Harris’s seminal Wrecking Ball, with a spellbinding “May This Be Love.”
Two Emerging Act of the Year nominees deliver revelatory performances backed by the mighty Americana All-Stars Band: Singer-songwriter Nick Carpenter, who performs as Medium Build, opens the hour with “Drug Dealer,” his standout song about loneliness and parasocial relationships. Nashville-based Maggie Rose, a 2026 Grammy contender for Best Americana Performance, showcases her powerhouse vocals on her sparkling tour de force “No One Gets Out Alive.”
The luminous hour concludes with an ecstatic finale as the legendary John Fogerty unleashes a high-energy rendition of the Creedence classic “Up Around the Bend.”
Americana MVP Buddy Miller returns as the longstanding musical director for the Americana All-Star Band, featuring Don Was, Larry Campbell, Fred Eltringham, Jen Gunderman, Jim Hoke, and The McCrary Sisters backing many of the hour’s performances.
Broadcast setlist:
Medium Build — “Drug Dealer”
Maggie Rose — “No One Gets Out Alive”
Jesse Welles — “War Isn’t Murder”
Old 97s — “Timebomb”
I’m With Her — “Ancient Light”
Darrell Scott — “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive”
Nathaniel Rateliff with David Rawlings & Gillian Welch — “Center of Me”
Dawes — “Time Spent in Los Angeles”
Joy Oladokun — “I’d Miss the Birds”
Margo Price & John C. Reilly — “Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain”
Emmylou Harris & Daniel Lanois — “May This Be Love”
John Fogerty — “Up Around the Bend”
Watch new Austin City Limits episodes live, stream online, or download the PBS App. Viewers can visit acltv.com for news regarding the Season 51 second half broadcast line-up and episode schedules or follow ACL on Facebook, Twitter, IG and TikTok.Fans can also browse the ACL YouTube channel for exclusive songs, behind-the-scenes videos and full-length artist interviews.
Austin City Limits (ACL) is thrilled to present a worldwide livestream event featuring rock superstars Queens of the Stone Age on November 18 in an intimate and historic performance. The celebrated band returns to the ACL stage for the first time in a decade to showcase their remarkable new work, Alive in the Catacombs—conceived and recorded in the ancient tombs beneath Paris—for what promises to be one of the most singular and unforgettable tapings in ACL’s 50-plus-year history.
Currently on a limited run of tour dates in support of Alive in the Catacombs, the Austin City Limits taping and livestream will transport that immersive Paris experience to a global audience for the first time. “If you’re ever going to be haunted, surrounded by several million dead people is the place,” Homme reflects. “I’ve never felt so welcome in my life.”
The full-set performance will be livestreamed worldwide on Tuesday, November 18, offering fans everywhere the chance to experience the acclaimed band’s powerhouse taping direct from Austin, Texas. Fans around the world can tune in live and free on November 18 at YouTube.com/AustinCityLimitsTV and YouTube.com/@QOTSA beginning promptly at 9pm ET/8pm CT. The livestream will feature the complete concert in real time, available exclusively during the live broadcast. An hourlong broadcast episode will premiere on PBS in January 2026 and stream on the PBS App and at pbs.org/austincitylimits as part of Austin City Limits’ acclaimed Season 51. Follow ACLTV on IG, Facebook, X/Twitter and TikTok.
Queens of the Stone Age—Josh Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman, Dean Fertita and Jon Theodore—continue to defy boundaries and expectations. Three decades into a groundbreaking career, the band ventured underground for Alive in the Catacombs, an innovative album-and-film pairing that reimagines their famously heavy catalog in an otherworldly setting. Recorded beneath Paris in centuries-old crypts, the project serves as both séance and statement—summoning everything that has made QOTSA a singular force in modern rock.
Josh Homme of QOTSA on ACL, Season 39. Photo by Scott Newton.
In a musical landscape dominated by conformity and speed, QOTSA persist in carving out space for nuance, mystery, and soul. That creative ethos has fueled the band since their beloved 1998 self-titled debut—a blast of raw, inventive rock at a time when pop and boy bands ruled the airwaves. Their trailblazing discography includes the acclaimed Rated R (2000), the Grammy-nominated Songs for the Deaf (2003), the chart-topping …Like Clockwork (2013), the Mark Ronson-produced Villains (2017) and the international No. 1 In Times New Roman (2023). Known for their electrifying live performances, QOTSA have long held a reputation as one of the most powerhouse bands on earth.
Frontman Josh Homme—formerly lead guitarist in Palm Springs stoner-rock pioneers Kyuss—has also fueled numerous acclaimed side projects, including The Desert Sessions, Eagles of Death Metal and Them Crooked Vultures (with Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl and Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones).
A production of Austin PBS, Austin City Limits is the longest-running music series in television history, offering viewers a front-row seat to unforgettable live performances for more than five decades. Recorded live at ACL’s studio home, ACL Live in Austin, Texas, the acclaimed series is a public media institution that continues to present quality live music performances from artists across the musical spectrum.
Austin City Limits will tape a performance by Queens of the Stone Age on Tuesday, November 18th at 8 pm at ACL Live at The Moody Theater (310 W. 2nd Street, Willie Nelson Blvd). Austin City Limits Taping Giveaways are presented by AXS Events.
Winners will be chosen at random and a photo ID will be required to pick up tickets. Winners will be notified via email. Duplicate entries for a single taping will be automatically voided. Tickets are not transferable and will be voided if sold. Standing may be required. No photography, recording or cell phone use in the studio. No cameras, computers or recording devices allowed in the venue. While we do our best to accommodate all winners, we cannot guarantee admission. These passes are based on space available therefore you will be filling in spots available on the floor or balcony depending on the tickets that are available when you arrive.
Queens of the Stone Age—Josh Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman, Dean Fertita and Jon Theodore—continue to defy boundaries and expectations. Three decades into a groundbreaking career, the band ventured underground for Alive in the Catacombs, an innovative album-and-film pairing that reimagines their famously heavy catalog in an otherworldly setting. Recorded beneath Paris in centuries-old crypts, the project serves as both séance and statement—summoning everything that has made QOTSA a singular force in modern rock.
In a musical landscape dominated by conformity and speed, QOTSA persist in carving out space for nuance, mystery, and soul. That creative balance has powered the band’s music since their beloved 1998 self-titled debut—a breath of fresh rock’n’roll air at a time when pop and boy bands ruled the airwaves. Their trailblazing discography includes the acclaimed Rated R (2000), the Grammy-nominated Songs for the Deaf (2003), the chart-topping …Like Clockwork (2013), the Mark Ronson-produced Villains (2017) and the international No. 1 In Times New Roman (2023). Known for their electrifying live performances, QOTSA have long held a reputation as one of the most powerhouse bands on earth.
Frontman Josh Homme—formerly the lead guitarist in Palm Springs stoner-rock pioneers Kyuss—has also fueled numerous acclaimed side projects, including The Desert Sessions, Eagles of Death Metal and Them Crooked Vultures (with Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl and Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones).
QOTSA are currently on a limited run of tour dates in support of Alive in the Catacombs, bringing that immersive Paris experience to audiences for the first time. “If you’re ever going to be haunted, surrounded by several million dead people is the place,” Homme reflects. “I’ve never felt so welcome in my life.”
The 2026 GRAMMY OFFICIAL nominations have been announced, and Austin City Limits congratulates all the amazing nominees populating 95 categories.
We’d like to give special recognition to the nominees who have appeared on Austin City Limits. We’re thrilled to showcase many of this year’s nominees during our current Season 51. Stay tuned for new episodes premiering weekly on PBS.
R&B innovator Leon Thomas leads the pack as one of this year’s top nominees with an impressive six nominations, including the prestigious Album of the Year and Best New Artist. The chart-topping artist recently taped a sensational ACL debut featuring songs from his Grammy-nominated album Mutt. ACL is thrilled to spotlight the breakout star in a full-hour performance airing early next year as the Season 51 finale.
Leon Thomas on Austin City Limits, 2025. Photo by Scott Newton.Kelsea Ballerini on Austin City Limits, 2025. Photo by Scott Newton. Jon Batiste returns to Austin City Limits, 2025. Photo by Scott Newton.
Congratulations to Country star Kelsea Ballerini, nominated for Best Contemporary Country Album for Patterns. Ballerini shines in an irresistible ACL hour premiering November 15, showcasing highlights from the acclaimed album. Country standout CAM, who shares the episode, also earned a Grammy nomination for her latest release All Things Light, beautifully showcased in her forthcoming ACL debut.
A big shoutout to Jon Batiste, a triple 2026 Grammy nominee for his latest album Big Money, including a nod for Best Americana Album and Best Americana Song for the title track. Already a 7x Grammy Award-winner, Batiste made his ACL debut in 2021 and recently returned for an unforgettable full-hour performance spotlighting Big Money highlights, set to air in December.
Charley Crockett on Austin City Limits, 2025. Photo by Scott Newton.FINNEAS on Austin City Limits, 2025. Photo by Scott Newton.
10x Grammy-winning artist FINNEAS, who opened Season 51 with a revelatory solo ACL debut, adds two more nominations to his growing collection—recognized for his collaboration on Billie Eilish’s “Wildflower” in the top categories of Record of the Year and Song of the Year.
ACL favorite and country maverick Charley Crockett, who first graced the ACL stage in 2021 and returned for a powerhouse Season 51 set, earned a Best Traditional Country Album nomination for Dollar A Day.
Samara Joy on Austin City Limits. Photo by Scott Newton.
Jazz standout Samara Joy, who captured Best New Artist at the 2023 Grammys and holds five Grammy Awards, continues her remarkable rise with two new nominations, including Best Jazz Vocal Album for Portrait, which the 25-year-old vocalist showcased in a stunning recent ACL hour, and Best Jazz Vocal Performance.
ACL also celebrates breakout band The Marías, nominated for Best New Artist. Their hypnotic full-hour Season 51 debut has become one of the season’s most-watched and beloved episodes—a total vibe.
And last but not least, a special salute to legendary 91-year-old bluesman Bobby Rush, nominated for Best Traditional Blues Album. The Blues Hall of Famer is living proof the blues is alive and well, delivering a swaggering, joy-filled performance in this week’s ACL episode, Austin City Limits Celebrates Antone’s and the Blues, honoring the genre alongside Austin’s iconic “Home of the Blues,” Antone’s.
From ACL executive producer Terry Lickona – “We’re so proud to have so many great Grammy nominees on the ACL stage this year! After 50 years, it’s exciting to discover and share a new generation of talent with music fans everywhere. And a big shout-out to Bobby Rush, still going strong at 91!”
Bobby Rush on ACL TV, 2025. Photo by Scott Newton.The Marías on ACL TV, 2025. Photo by Scott Newton.
A special shoutout to other ACL alumni spanning our 51-year legacy who earned nominations: Billie Eilish (Record of the Year, Song of the Year), Kendrick Lamar (Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Rap Performance, Best Melodic Rap Performance,Best Rap Album ), Dan Auerbach (Producer of the Year), Robert Glasper (Best Alternative Jazz Album), Brandi Carlile (alongside Elton John for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, Best Song Written for Visual Media), Miranda Lambert And Chris Stapleton (Best Country Duo/Group Performance, Best Country Song), Margot Price (alongside Tyler Childers for Best Country Duo/Group Performance,Best Traditional Country Album ), George Strait And Chris Stapleton (Best Country Duo/Group Performance), Reba McEntire And Miranda Lambert (with Lainey Wilson for Best Country Duo/Group Performance), Lukas Nelson (Best Traditional Country Album), our good friend Willie Nelson (Best Traditional Country Album, Best Americana Album), Jelly Roll (Best Contemporary Country Album), Miranda Lambert (Best Contemporary Country Album), Jason Isbell (Best American Roots Performance, Best American Roots Song, Best Folk Album), Alison Krauss & Union Station (Best American Roots Performance,Best Bluegrass Album), Mavis Staples (Best American Roots Performance, Best Americana Performance), Sierra Hull (Best Americana Performance,Best American Roots Song, Best Bluegrass Album,Best Instrumental Composition), Molly Tuttle (Best Americana Performance, Best Americana Album), Sarah Jarosz (Best American Roots Song), Billy Strings (Best Bluegrass Album), Buddy Guy (Best Traditional Blues Album), Patti Griffin (Best Folk Album), Carín León (Best Música Mexicana Album (Including Tejano)), Duran Duran (Best Recording Package), Wilco (Best Album Notes), Japanese Breakfast (Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical), Jacob Collier (Best Arrangement, Instruments and Vocals).
Willie Nelson on Austin City Limits, Season 50.
A full list of all GRAMMY nominees can be found here – good luck to all. Co-produced by ACL executive producer Terry Lickona, the 2026 Annual GRAMMY Awards will telecast on Sunday, February 1, 2026 from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
